HPSD CHARACTERISTICS
• The required steering torque when turning the handlebar fully (within angle B) is greater than the required steering torque when turning the handlebar slightly (within angle A).
Stroke: С < D
FULL ANGLE x |
Angle: A = В |
NEUTRAL POSITION |
Stroke when angle В Stroke when angle A |
• When the steering is in the neutral position, HPSD generates no damping force and has no effect on steering torque.
• The steering torque differs between the extension and compression of the damper rod.
• The required damping force is controlled when the damper piston travels across the groove in the damper case.
• The required steering torque differs between high and low damper rod speed.
extension across the groove |
Turning the handlebar from neutral position to full angle (extension).
When the damper rod is extended outside of the groove:
Damping force is generated when the oil flows through the valves and adjuster piece in the damper case.
When the damper rod is extended across the groove:
Damping force is controlled when the oil flows through the groove in the damper case.
Hard |
Hard |
: High damper rod speed : Low damper rod speed |
GROOVE |
(Steering angle) |
с о ел С 03 S аз |
a> □ or □з с о 03 55 |
с о W (Л ф І— а Е с |
Turning the handlebar from full angle to neutral position (compression).
When the damper rod is compressed across the groove:
Damping force is controlled when the oil flows through the groove in the damper case.
GROOVE |
с 0 ел с 6 1 Q) |
с о (Л о а Е о и |
Full |
o> с 0) в Сn |
: High damper rod speed : Low damper rod speed |
(Steering angle) |
When the damper rod is compressed outside of the groove:
Damping force is generated when the oil flows through the valves and adjuster piece in the damper case.
<D D or |
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